Doublebrite Car Wash

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Doublebrite Car Wash usually hummed with activity, an old pickup truck pulled in, its headlights casting eerie shadows on the wet pavement. A delivery driver stepped out, muttering something about ‘early morning deliveries’—but no one had ordered anything that day. As he approached the entrance, a friendly neighborhood cat jumped onto his shoulder and started purring. The driver smiled, thinking it was just another early-morning encounter until he realized: the cat’s collar had Doublebrite’s logo embroidered on it. Turns out, the place had a secret mascot everyone knew but never talked about.

2. At dawn, when Doublebrite Car Wash usually hummed with activity, an old pickup truck pulled in with its headlights off. A small dog emerged from the cab, sniffing around curiously as water jets sprayed him from every angle. The owner, a gruff but friendly man named Joe, emerged from his office and shook his head, muttering something about ‘another one.’ He turned on the overhead lights, revealing the dog’s collar had a note reading: ‘Please return to Mr. Johnson.’ Joe laughed out loud, saying, “Guess who just got their morning exercise for them!”

3. At dawn, when Doublebrite Car Wash usually hummed with activity, an old pickup truck pulled up and its owner announced over the intercom: 'I’ll be here for twenty minutes—if you can make my truck sparkle like it’s never been washed before!' Soon enough, a young attendant named Alex took on the challenge. With buckets of soapy water and brushes polished to a shine, he worked his magic. By the time the sun rose fully, the truck glistened like a newly minted coin. The owner emerged from the car wash, grinned broadly, and said to Alex, ‘You’re gonna go far kid, if you keep that smile!’

4. At dawn, when Doublebrite Car Wash usually hummed with activity, a regular noticed something odd—his dog kept staring intently at the ceiling of the tunnel, as if trying to catch a glimpse of invisible cars. Curious, the man peered up and saw nothing but plain concrete. Just as he shrugged it off, his dog yipped excitedly again. Turns out, an old poster for a local garage sale was stuck there, reflecting faintly in the overhead lights. The dog thought it was moving cars.